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 1     I|        a child? She thought it impossible. Then said our Lord to Abraham:
 2   III|      age, for there is nothing impossible to God, which is almighty.
 3    IV|        that nothing to him was impossible. It is read in the book
 4     V|      pit. What? said he, it is impossible, how may it be done, sith
 5     V| virtues. To whom nothing ne is impossible to execute which that is
 6    VI|      Lord for us. For if it be impossible that the prayers of some
 7    VI|     not heard, it is much more impossible that the prayers of all
 8    VI|    said: Like as it is a thing impossible to show that thou hast promised,
 9    VI|    that thou hast promised, so impossible is it to do anything above
10   VII|        angels, whose beauty is impossible to be thought or written
11   VII|   masters had said that it was impossible that God was made man, ne
12   VII|      it seemed to man's reason impossible to come thereto. And these
13   VII|      Christ. For like as it is impossible for thee to touch the heaven